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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-08
Administrative Sale.
c. n. l0rsett. buctjoneer.

Under and by virtue of an order granted bN
the Honorable Court OF Ordinary of Chat-
nam County. will sell before the Court
April ., 1887, during the usual hours Of sale
Five Shares of the Capital Stock of the Citi.
zens' Mutual Loan Company. The same
being sold as the property of the late John III.
Willink, for the purpose of the payment Of,
debts and for distribution.
ANNIE E. MOVIE,
Administrators Estate John H. WillinK
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-08

~ EOHGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-CATHA-
W RINE Frederick, widow Of Michael
Frederick, has applied to Court OF Ordinary
for twelve months maintenance and support
for herself and minor children out OF estate
of MICHAEL FREDERICK. deceased. APP
praisers have teen appointed and allowed
same, and the said award VIII be made the
judgment II this court. unless valid objec-
tons are G'eh, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
APRIL, 1881.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RGLL. Ordinary for Chatham county, this 9TH
day OF March. 1851.
PHILIP M. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clark 4. q. &. q.
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EXECUTORS SALE

EXECUTORS SALE.
1. ID. LaROCHEs SONS. Auctioneers.
By virtue OF an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary of Chat
ham County, Ca, we will sell before the
Court House door. during the legal hours Of
sale, on III ESDAY, April s.;
All that tract or parcel OF Land from ting on
the Thunderbolt road, between the four ~
and Eve (5l mile post, containing 81 acres.
more or less. with all the Improvements
thereon, said lot being the middle Of Lot No.
3 on the west side OF said road. Above Is sold
for distribution and payment Of debts.
JOHN BRYAN;
Executor Estate Martha Murray.
Terms cash. Purchaser payiHg for papers.
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CTATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.
- -CATUARiNE SPELLMAN has applied
for twelve months maintenance and support
for herself and minor children out Of the
estateof MuRTAGH sPELLMAN, deceased;
appraisers have set apart the same, and their
award will be made tho judgment OF this
court on the FIRS1 MONDAY IN APRIL,
1887. unless valid objections are fled.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l.. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this
2sth day OF February. 1881.
PHILIP Al. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clork q. y. 9. O.
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NewOfff65riings
BY
{. 1. DORSEI''F..
Real Estate Dealer.
R ESIDENCES.

A very. deslrably located residence, nicel&
arranged and very Comfortable, on Gordon
street, between Abercorn ANA Drayton SITS.
a new brick residence, large rooms and
hlgn ceilings, beautiful flower garden, LARGE
yard, with fruits and grapes; all tine conve-l
niences and comforts to he expected in Se-t
sraDle home. Located In the southeast Sec
tlon, where every. one is trying to secure a
Lincoln.
Another nice house in the southeast section
Is that on Bolton, between Aberc0rn and
DraytOn. In point OF location and surround-l
ings nothing better can be desired than this
piece possesses with the street cars on one
size, the beautiful Park Extension on tho
ootncr, magnificent residences all arounds
there 10 left nothing TO be feared as TO your
ne ghbors, OF to DO wished for as accessories
lor Improving the neighborhood. The rooms
are large and arranged with Judgment and
taste, 1t hos five bedrooms, library, dining-
room. two parlors, large LWo-story outbuIld,
ing. 'front.' Hover garden, etc. This hou54
must be examined to be appreciated.
In the southwest section. on Gwinnetk
street, between Barnard and jefferson. q very
desirable two-story residence. bay window IA
'front.', Two parlors. dining room, ting room.
Kitchen, bath, and four bedrooms. A VERT
desirable home, and one that is being offered
at Il very low figure.
On Jones street, southern front, between
Lincoln and Habersham, convenient 10 two
INES OF cars, near To s.. +. II w. R'y depot
ana shops, a two-story on basement brica
residence; eight rooms. This good oppors
Lunlty TO secure home well located at lesa
than the cost Of building.
On Jefferson street, near Bolton, residence
adapted to small family; contains parlofs
dininR-room, kitchen, two bedrooms, sitting
room, bath room, and servants room. This
Is snug home in a,good location, and thu
price Sl.Soo) is low.
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LEnal SaLrn,

CHATHAM SHERIFF'S SALE.
Under and by virtue of a fl. ia. issued out
u of the CITY Court OF Savannah in favor
of the SAY ANNAH MUTUAL LOAN AS
ISOLATION vs.. JAMES G. WEST, / have
levied upon the following described property
of the defendant. TO wit:
All that certain lot of land situate and
lying in the State of Georgia, comfy of Chat
ham, and in the city of savannah, known and
designated in til eplan OF SAID city rs lot num-
Der thirty-siX t56) Lloyd ward, containing
siXty-one feet seven inches in front and rear,
and one hundred and eight feet in depth,
bounded on the northby lane, on the east by
lot number Twenty-Five (25), on the south by
New Houston street and on the west by lot
number thirty seven $50, and also all that
other lot of land in said city, county and state
contiguous TO said lot number thirty-siX 1857.
and being the eastern half part of that lot
known and oesgna ted in the plan of SAID city
as lot number thirty seven (87), Lloyd ward.
said eastern half being bounded on the north
by said lane, on the east by lot number thirty
ak 1861 hereinbefore described, on the south
by New Houston street, and on the west by
the western half part OF said lot number thir-
ty-seven t37J, the said eastern half containing
thirty and nine-tenths go 9-l0) feet front and
rear from east to west on said lane and New
Houston street, and one hundred and eight
feet in length from north to south, together
with all and singular the hereditamen Is.
rights, members ana appurtenances to the
same belonging or IN anywise appertalning,
and all the estate, right. title, interest prop
erty claim or demand of the said JAMES g..
WEST.
AndI will offer the said property at public
cutlery before the Court House door OF Chat
ham county, in the city of Savannah, for sale
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN APRIL, 1887 d.
during the legal hours of sale to satisfy said
q. ia.
Terms cash. purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN II. ROMAN Sheriff C.. Co. ca
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Two Frame Houses
AT AUCTION,
Daniel R. Kennedy, Au0tiOneer.

APRIL 9TH, at Court House, will sell
Two two-story frame houses and full lot
so and 80 feet. and known as 149 and ISL YORK
street. They are comparatively new and are
in a location that VIII always rent. This
property is situated between Whitaker and
Barnard streets.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-08
Administrators Sale.
I'D. LaRoCHE's SONS. Auctionsers.

I'D. LaROCHE's SONS. Auctionesrs.
BY virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able the Court of Ordinary of Chatham
county, Ga, we will sell In front of the
Court House door, during the legal hours of
sale, on TUESDAY, the 9th day of April,
1887,
Western half OF Lot Letter p Middle Oge-
thorpe ward and improvements, consisting of
brick dwelling on the southeast corner Of
Zubly ard Ann streets. Above is sold as tine
property OF the late Charles Clark for dis
trlbution and the payment OF debts.
Terms cash ; purcha ser paving for papers.
JORDAN +. BROOKS,
Administrator estate Charles Clark.
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erms cash. purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN T. ROMAN. Sheriff c. Co. Ga
CHATHA sHERIFFs SAL


FINDER and by virtue of II. IA Issued out
~ of the Superior Court of Chatham
county in favor of WILLIAM II. MAY Tor
use OF WILLIAM +. MAY VS.. ALVIN N.
MILLER and WILLIAM HONE, security,
said 4 ia. transferred to CHARLES Z. con-
merry. have levied upon the following de-
scribed property as the property of ALVIN
n. MILLER, to-wit:
All that tract or parcel of lana lying and
being in the county Of Chatham, state OF
Georgia, known as the Mordena plantation,
containing eight hundred acres. more or less,
bounded on the west by lands of William
Zegler known as Springfield plantation,
and on all other sides by river and marsh
the said land and premlses being the same
sold as the property of JAMES RUSSELL
by the Sheriff Of Chatham county by virtue
of q mortgage fl. IA, issued out OF De Honor
able the Superior Court of the county of
Chatham in favor of MARY a. ARTIN W..
JAMES RUSSELL aud transferred hv SAID
MARY A. MARTIN 10 STEPHEN Il. BOND.
and purchased by said S EPHEN b. BOND at
said Sherid's sale and conveyed 60 him by the
SAID Sheriff Of Chatham county, decd dated
first OF May, 1877, together with ali and sin
gular the houses, outhouses, buildings, gar
dens, liberties, privileges, easements. heredit-
aments, rights, members and appurtenances
whatsoever thereunto belonging or IN any
wise appertainlng.
And I will offer the said above described
property for sale a. public outcry before the
court house door of Chatham county, in the
city Of Savannah, on the First Tuesday IN
April, 1887. during the legal hours OF sale, to
satisfy sad q. ia.
Terms cash. purchasers paying for titles.
JOHN Il. ROMAN. Sherln G. Co., Ga.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sal,
I'D. LaROCHE's SONS. Auotioneers

able Hampton l.. Ferrill, Ordinary for
Chatham county, Ga, we Will sell before
the Court House door, during the legal
hours OF sale, on III ESDAY, 5th April. 1887,
North half Of Lot No. 90 Ebert ward.
situated on the northeast corner of West
Broad and Huh streets, and improvements
thereon. Above property is sold for distribu-
ton and payment of debts.
ANNA NJ. KEILBACH,
Administrators estate j. j. CORES.
Terms cash: purchaser paying for papers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-08
Administrators Sale.
I'D. LaRoCHEs SONS, Auctioneers

L. ID. LaRoCHE's SONS, Auctioneers.
BY virtue Of an order granted by the Honor
able Hampton l.. Ferfill, Ordinary for
Chatham county, Ca, we will sell before
the Court House door, during the legal
hours of sale, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
April, 1881,
ward and i'm prOvements. consisting of one
brick store and dwelling on northwest corner
OF st. Gaul and Harrison streets.
Two tenement two-stOry dwellings twood.
en- fronting on st. Gaul; under good rent
Above is cold aslproperty OF the late Patrick
Cullen for distribution and payment Of debts
JOHN f. HERB,
Administrator estate Patrick Cullen,
Terms cash; purchaser paying for papers
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pbotnBrapby.

WANTED. every body TO know WILSON'S
w lie HEADQUARTERS for Fine Cabinet Photo
graphs; family groups and life-sze heads Ill
rect from the negatives. Cabinet Photos price
three dollars and fifty cents a dozen. j. n.
WILSON. 81 Bull street.
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nor RENT, dwelling southeast corner of
II Liberty and Barnard Streets immediate
possession. Apply to +, D. BLOODWORTH,
liz Bay street,
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A CASH PAYMENT a $IOo

Win secure any one Of these lots. and Three
Years Will be given in which to
pay the balance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-08

NOR RENT, the store No. l65 Congress
Il street. next to the corner of Barnard
street. For terms apply to GEO. ". OWENS,
LIS Raw streRt-
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Eopt.

T EFT at post Office Sunday morning, Bam-
II boo Cane. The fnder will please return
to l63 Bay street.
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A,iarPIlaurnne,

THE Lake Weir Chautauqua. IN Florida,
L will continue till March 25d. The most
noted talent Of the country Will be there. In
teresting, entertaining and profitable. Bear
IL IN mind. and eXtend your Trip there.
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nomoen amD sstorra tor Rrnt.

ENOR RENT, one 3-story frame house
Il on Charlton between Montgomery and
Jefferson streets; possession given April !,
1887. NJ. CAROLAN.
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ENOR RENT OR SALE. house aud lot No.
IL 35 st. Julian street, modern convent
ences, with thirteen rooms; large yard; store
on corner; easy terms to parties wishing to
purchase; possession lst April. w. Fl. Ray,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-08

THE Lake Weir Chautauqua is the attrac-
tion Of Florida now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-26
ARGUED AND SUBMITTED.
The Street Railway Injunction Case to q
TO the Supreme Court

The Street Railway Injunction Case to Go
To the Supreme Court.
The motion TO dissolve the Injunction
granted residents Of Jeferson-av State
aad Cherry-s;s. against the Street Railway
Company was argued in the Superior Court
yesterday by Edwin F. Uhl and John T.
Moro for the complainsnts, and +. ".
Withsy for the company. City Attorney
Ransom was present 10 look after the city's
Interests. and Judge-elect Burlingame Sat
beside Judge Parrish
Afier aesring the arguments Judge Par
Tish said Mat ne was not prepared 20 render
e decision on the motion 10 dissolve without
further confederation. bat would probably
be able to decide the matter within three OF
four days. Counsel on both sides expressed
desire 20 have the matter put ia shape 20
enable them 20 carry the case 70 the Eu-
prefne Court IA time 10 be heard 81 the
June term. aid ss the mere DISPOSAL 0f the
motion - dissolve the injunction would
not authorize En- appeal. Is Wa suggested
shsf stsfenenf of facts be agreed uuon
and submitted. p order 10 obtain = Geeision
from which a. sppeal can be taken. and
sach acsion will 70 taken today.
judge Parrish faid ne thongbt the whole
matter rested upou fhe point as - whether
the present Street sfiwav ordinance al
thorizss the company - construct rev lines
wherever ordered bv The Council without
a15iii0nal ordineDees. an ia his e5inirn
the sooner the question Ess passed upon ~
The Supreme Co1rf the better foT I'd parf -
concerned. II if is Necessary for tie
courss - instruct The Co8ncl b0w fe tran
ssct business ssi1 be, "the scsonef l. is
done ffe better"
The C.tg Attorney snd fhe coTaplairauts
IN this csse claim taat the c5rn Eaa7 hss 70
rsrtf 80 eonssract new fiues w3tkuaf 3 rev
o-dinEBrs sutho-s1fEg toe constr etle1 n
es>a new rouss. Wine the e5Iapzrsv cis. DIS
that the oriEinsl oxdi1snee srttofizes t1e
coustrucfisn ~ rsT lines rfron TIE sfost-
ton - = reso1 alton ~ he CcrDci detisr-
irz the lae ? neceszayT pU5ilc i-fyrere-
ra<ut- II = Claimed - TIE c51a parry. ard
cerir5 ~ TIE CEfy AttoTDs7. fss' TIE
stocking Street. tins a1d tbs hrs1ch frou
Monroe e. r. fhe Erian Depos were baiii
without sn sd1lftonai ordnance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-26
LITTLE TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, April 25.-In the House Of Com
mons tonight, the budget resolutions were
agreed TO.
Ottawa, Ont, April 15.-June % il
officially set apart as the day for observing
the royal jubilee in Canada.
SAN FRANcIsco. April 25.-Prince Leopold,
OF Prussia, has gone 20 the Yosemite. Prince
Esterhszy, of Austria, started yesterday
FOR Montreal.
SAN FnAScrsoo, April 27.-Geo VI.
Thompson. grain merchant has gone into
insolvency. Liabilities. 100000, assets
mostly in notes. So, 600.
PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-The boyootted
patterns from 81. Louis have bcen received
by the tove-makers here, but the IA CT is not
generally known by the molders.
Bosrox. April 25.-At a meeting OF the
base ball reporters tonight il was decidey
10 resume the system in vogue last year Of
scoring ball games. An effort will be made
20 have the rules changed n this respect.
RocHKsrES. Y. Y, April 25.-The stove
manufacturers Of this city shut down today.
because Of decision Of the Stove Asnufac-
turers' Association 70 send patterns here
from shops where strikes afs ia progress.
sax FRsxcIsoo. April 25.-Govsrnor
Terry. Of sonora. teie2raphs that there j. no
cholera in Nszstlsn OF Gusymas. snd that
the authors OF reports % the contrary will
be prosecuted Il their identity can be
learned.
PEovrDENcz. r. l.. April c5.--It has been
voted By fhe slversmiihs employed by the
3orham Manufacturing Company 20 dis
band the local assembly Of Knights cf
Labor of which they are members They
cave returned % work.
wasHSxsToS. April 25.-Robt. Z. Down
ing made his lirsf appearance IN his native
ciiy a. The National Theatre tonight ss
spartacus fn the Gladiator" he faced q
house crowded from pit u dome. that
cheered him enthusiastically.
Srrxrxs, Mass. April Z5-Tomorrox an
sppsai viii he issnea from tie General
Fxecafse Bosra 81 fAe Knights - Taeor %
The order fhr0arhouf the country for fnsn-
cial All snd assistance 70 resist The Wor-
ces,sr county combination Of rna1Gfactar-
ers.
Nzv Yosk. April 25-Senstor Sherman
came here VITA his daughter Saturday 10
attend = wedding On Wednesday At which
the daughter = % he bridesmaid He III
not dlscass pubic questions bat says tae
sto-y About sn sttempt % kicnsp him N
Cnha was hinge j0se.
NEw YaaK. Aprl 25.-It is learned that
Rsr1ans suit against tie Grand Trunk
rzilrrad kor he icss of J1mho vas VITA
6r4wn On couds ton thas the 6srand frank
seopls psy $500 n cssh % NJ Barnanas
frra. ard naal ire circus eighty cars. over
the rslis frre daring he corslnx SESSION.
This = virtually a seftiement fo- eaoat
$1,000
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-26
4 HUDBUD IN ALBANY
Talk Or lRptscHlKs II. G8g. lOEEs.
The Largest Crews Ever Within tie
senate Chsmbss-Gos. f4fn Es-
ns~s Fsls sppoinfmeng
~ huckhss sRa
Armstrong.

AtsASs. Apfil 2s.--7hs Ersssssi crswa
sses ooagressssa wsshin ths w4ik u tAe
senais cAasaber IN the hissers a. the New
Nosk leelsisturs VA present soairlt. la
snficp patton of recarssnes 81 gAe soeDss
enacted last friasy. Whea tle oAsslaln
conoiuoe1 hss customary pgnyeg (ssserass
hiils Secretary Coionsi iilos. wao hsc bssa
N waiting came forward g. ths 0ha1rmsn's
desk with . vetoed bin IA bis head and
drew from his poctr she eias snselope
containing executive nominations Hs
proceeded slowly snc disancly q read ths
flessaes which formally withdre~ tie
nominations of Bake and hoEoo iiI Rail
road Commissioners snd reDotnIn mated huck-
hee and Armstrong Il nssas n oomInent
This is the trsi time Governors ksssefe
has been fesd a. ths Senats ~ pflstis
secretary. il was listened 10 with ersai 81.
tcnti0n.
Nj Murphy moved tc g into open eas-
cuilve session On tie nominations. III
fitts oi4eCieo, saying there Was doubt
wbeihel Tie nominstoss were lesaiiA Aeio
the SENATE The one objection 81 ss erf
ficient 10 oNeffuis Af Nu4nl =
motion. Mr. ffs thea sneged 81 is lf
the message Carried ~ o. 20. a. Nss
fsbitf Attf aAf tHLtHat 81 ftttiaH -
ihea read Il contained nc mention =. ihe
Governors message. NJ Murphy moves
"a iBserl la the Journal sialeanent II tls
fact that the private secretary hso spnoareo
with a iaeaeaes sna tLsi ths presiding
officer had read Lhe nsssats sfiel
the clerk had Feiused O. resd a. kr Mar
phy motion embodied the fuil text 0f tie
Governors message oi friday. M fhts
asked why 4 wac desired ~ amend the
journal Mr.. Murphy said beosuss TIE
rules made = S0fernoff nlessafs reoei waffle
al sly tirne Mr. liuf dcnled thsi Il ~as
mandatory. aud SAID j wa discretionary
with hs SeDats a. 81 what time the
m essAes should be received A debate GA
parliamentary points followed, during
which the Lieutenant Governors action
was severely denounced and vigorously de-
Tended BY the different slocs- The motion
20 amended the journal was rejected by
party vote. AR. Plfik then moved Ia reoeive
Fridays Dessaee. Mr. Murphy mads the
p,lnt 81 order thai 81 bad already been
Tfoeivcd. The Chair sustained the point.
bat the House oyerruled him ~ party
vote Snd The message 81 FRIDAY wss rad.
Mr.. Pitt said the two messages were differ.
enf and both shouts be- tabled. Tbis Wa
agreed ~ oy party vote. aud the senate
adjourned.
Ibs,alk about impescbine Lieutenant
Governor Jones 10 not 80 strong tonight
and probably nothing more vii be heafd
Of H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-26
81 NIcHIeNN sPECIaLs.

Dstroit stove mol3srs viii not strike.
The remains of DAVID Preston viii lie in
state ;edsT.
thas. fish of -3zinav City. vas arrested
yesterday for attempting - take bis own
lie.
st. Joseph bas struck natural zas. and
the toTa is experiencing a big property
boom.
Chss. T. Hecox was yesterday appointed
postmaster 1i -reenVliie. and Ismes Demp-
sev at Msaisiee.
VIM. fiarr,s. = tvo-year convict from
Nscnmh irnrfv. sscarei from The Jackson
psaite1tiarv sunday. bar vas recapfured.
& q. Jsaes and =. Fl. Barlow. 81 Port
land. we're yesterday arrested for criminal
Hhei on coulplsint of Proseeuting Attorney
Kills The case grows cut of TIE celebrated
Co ,us tragedy
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-26

= Mari ktzssrheps si4ot ss& fst2ssti'
we1.&4a bs OAs % Ets FakE~ss-

Mart nessrheua s14ss ss& Fstatetly
we1.a4a bs oAs % Hts FAks~ss.
~AaFs E1orhsn. he wsli kko~n pro
psiesor ef sAnaeilas rossso GA y NsleEio9 'st.
as shot yss1snisy 3hsfaao1 IL his pace u
sesinsss T. .Jlmmy' CsFkins, one II tls
pziroas. Feur shots ~sEs Gsed ha1 = -
csliefe ball Id rev liver tbs 6rst entering
The top q Boorben night foot sn1 passing
through. mace IL exit from the sole jUsl
IN front of the heel RatFoitnAa
Ware heard ths shots sna hurrisd up sl1irs,
find AZ Clsrkias with the sespsn stll IA
his hand. lie Slipped lie handouts oFsf
nz wrists znd escorted him - Polloc heA1-
quarters b0ofhsm wAs taken - his b0tne
on Soath L4fsy etts 81 IA . hack. where h.s
injuries were looked altar Dy Ora. Luton
and Wood.
The cause Of the quarrel occurred
On Saturday night sEea koorAsm
refused 10 cash cheeks 20 the
amount Of $40 he'd BY ClsFkins, the form
er claiming that the dealer, : man named
hawkins, vas ia collision with CiarsiRs
and irving TO do him up-" Both BocE-
hsm anu CiaEklns were seen last evening,
the former propped up Ia bed ~ : eoU.ioft-
able position surrounded by the iuxurlss Of
q home and tie latter IN bis cell al the jail.
and their stories are rery contradictory
GaFkins said: "a vas playing faro IA Boof-
hens place Saturday night and D.
good luck ven steadily until
nay checks were worth $40. when b0oF-
hem kicked and charged the dealer with
standing in with me. / then withdrew
from the game ana asked 10 have nay
checks cashed This was refused by Boor-
hem and his partner Smith, made threat
thar II ! came up there again ! would get
done up. l went up yesterday aud de-
manded the money aud Was again refused.
whed said | would break up bis business
and commenced upsetting The tables. /
shot into the check rack 10 destroy the
ivOries. but did not intend 70 shoot anyone
and II was entirely accidental
Mr.. Boorhem says that he detected the
dealer, Hawkins in throwing the game OF
10 Clarkins and Immediately discharged
him, at the same time refusing 20 cash the
checks held by Clarkins. which be had
won unfairly, aud forbid him entering the
place sgain. He says Clarkins came up 10
his place yesterday, and after demanding
the money, pulled his revolver aud deliber-
at .ly fired at him. He says that Ciarkins
being unused 10 handling q revolver.
pulled the muZzle down the first time.
IL being selfcocker, aud the
shot entered his foot. The next
one entered the table just at his side, after
which be jumped up and the last two shots
did not come near him. The gaming par
lors are closed and will probably remain 81
until TIE affair blows over. Clarkins b. q
secured the services Of ]. T. Mcbride o de
fend his case and a plea of accidental shoot
ing will probably be entered by him.